Prostate Care Companion

The first 100 days, organised.

A clinic-sponsored care companion for men newly diagnosed with prostate cancer, the family they choose to involve, and the coordinator who keeps it all moving.

Start the patient flow Open the clinic view

Phase 1 clickable prototype · 13 screens · mock data only · designed around Mr Tan Wei Ming, 63, three weeks after surgery

A man in his sixties sitting calmly by a sunlit window at home with a cup of tea

Patient

Mobile-first, works on any screen
01

Onboarding

Six steps, four minutes. Plain-language consent, what would help most, what matters to him, and an optional family invitation.

Open 02 · front page

Front page · My next steps

One list, not two. Next appointment, then five next steps with a verb on every row. The daily habits report their state in a single line.

Open 03

My care plan

Five clinic-approved stages with milestones, preparation and reading. A care journey, never a progression tracker.

Open 04

Prepare for my next visit

Question builder, neutral wellbeing ratings, support requests, and a printable one-page summary the coordinator sees beforehand.

Open 05

Understand my care

Every article in one place, filtered by topic. Its own tab, so reading is never buried under something else.

Open 06

Article reader

Plain-language reading with expandable detail, and "Add to my visit" questions that land on the Prepare screen.

Open 07

This week's actions

The daily checklist and the weekly check-in. Nothing else. No streaks, no scores, no directory to wade past.

Open 08

My support

Three numbers and when to use each. Nothing else, because a screen you reach in a panic should not need reading.

Open 09

My documents

What the clinic sent, what he added, and a working upload. No record syncing and no lab ingestion, stated plainly.

Open 10

People supporting me

Three sharing levels, five sensitive categories off by default, a live “what she can see” preview, immediate revocation and an audit trail.

Open

Caregiver

Sees only what the patient allows
11

Caregiver home

One view: who she is signed in as, the two jobs that would help, one article for this stage, and what she cannot see.

Open 12

For families, and for you

The second shelf, one tap away: reading about his stage, and support for the caregiver in her own right.

Open

Clinic

Responsive, desktop-first
13

Coordinator dashboard

One card of patient rows, no search or filters to wade through. Patient detail is three blocks: checklist, pre-visit summary, activity.

Open

The design system

Palette

Canvas
Surface
Accent
Clinic
Attention
Ink

One teal accent for the patient’s own actions, a calmer blue for anything the clinic or a caregiver touches, and a soft ochre for “needs your attention”. There is deliberately no red in this product.

Rules the plan set

  • 17px body minimum, 48px touch targets, one primary action per screen.
  • Cards, checklists and a timeline, never a dense clinical dashboard.
  • No health score, no progression graph, no unexplained warning badge.
  • Sensitive categories private by default; revocation is immediate and logged.
  • The same disclaimer wording on every patient and caregiver screen.

Prototype with mock data. This app helps people organise and understand a clinic-approved care plan. It does not replace medical advice. For urgent or worrying symptoms, follow your clinic’s emergency instructions or seek urgent medical care.